https://youtu.be/SB62AfXLEHY?t=475

Even more salt. 

This is one of my favorite videos for that clip alone.

honestly we need to try this on a cheapo led for its crimes against all other bulbs.

honestly we need to try this on a cheapo led for its crimes against all other bulbs.

I've accually done that once with a cheap generic bulb i got for 75 cents.

I've accually done that once with a cheap generic bulb i got for 75 cents.

  Nice

I've accually done that once with a cheap generic bulb i got for 75 cents.

I'll do that instead of smashing it for the next time. 

At the transmitter site we have a "soda load" for the transmitters that uses sodium carbonate mixed in water as the load electrolyte.Can handle up to 750Kw.When the VSWR on the transmitter goes up-time to replace the electrolyte.It has arced in the load element chamber with the load electrodes-those had to be replaced.Wasn't there to see it blow!

I'll do that instead of smashing it for the next time. 

Post the video when you do!

Post the video when you do!

For sure! I only need a cheap L*D bulb.    I'll not ad too much salt, because my small 10A breaker can pop. 

For sure! I only need a cheap L*D bulb.    I'll not ad too much salt, because my small 10A breaker can pop. 

Thanks dude, if you have a higher amp breaker available then use it! or if you have two phases in your house then use both for more power!
That reminds me i found the sequel to this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jS4GTACKETg

Thanks dude, if you have a higher amp breaker available then use it! or if you have two phases in your house then use both for more power!
That reminds me i found the sequel to this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jS4GTACKETg

I'm limited to a single phase 220V 10A, so I can't get much from this. I have a 2KV MOT, but it is just too dangerous. Well, I don't need too much power to fry a cheap L*D lamp. 

Thanks dude, if you have a higher amp breaker available then use it! or if you have two phases in your house then use both for more power!
That reminds me i found the sequel to this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jS4GTACKETg

BTW here's its brother, as same as dangerous and its sequel. 

Edit: In the second video the insulation of the heater seems to be asbestos.